Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1745

The general rule is that a challenge to a judgment benefits only the person bringing it and may be invoked only against the person against whom it is brought. - Failure by some of the parties against whom judgment was rendered to challenge it. Has no effect on a challenge validly brought by others. The rationale for this. The legislature departed from this rule in three cases. Article 134/2 of the Procedure Law, including indivisibility. Its implication. A person who missed the time limit for challenging the judgment or accepted it has the right to challenge it while a challenge brought by one of them is being considered, joining that person's claims. His failure to do so. The court may order his joinder in the challenge. The rationale and effect of this.